Charles Romes

All running backs rack up inflated ypc stats playing with Allen. He forces all DBs to play deep every play. Best example the Bears game. Josh’s throwing was off that day but fear of the arm led to 200+ on the ground.

Not overpaying someone in their 30s

It was already done and he blew it. He should have just thrown 5 at the Jamaal and be done with it.

It was good to see the Bengals lose 4 of their own. Hopefully it shows in the Fall.

Poyer, Hyde, Miller, Wagner. Why stop there. Sherman and Houston are still available.

He only ran 4.48 at the combine. Is he supposed to be quicker than that?

Agree with all of these except Rush, who has moved to too expensive given his amazing performance last year. I would ink Wentz for 5 if he goes that low for a reset year.

Just hope 1 more lousy team joins the bidding so the Jets price goes up and they are hamstrung in free agency the entire signing period.

That field looks like a concrete injury factory. Surprised we were able to field a team.

I suspect some of these 10 figure types would not want a 12 figure behemoth coming in to push them around.

Even at a max deal I like Henry in a running back by committee role, and being able to flex to an all passing attack. The problem is when you have a Henry you need to force feed him the ball 25 times a game even when it makes no sense.

I expect he’ll sign somewhere else for 14-15. As Beane suggested tagging at 21 was not an option because the tag level was dragged up by the edge rushers. Still 14-15 ought to buy you a reliable OLman if you do your homework.

I can’t believe he managed to put up that kind of season with real game reps being so limited for so long. Kind of reminded me of our own Todd Collins who rode the bench for a decade in Washington. Then led the team to the playoffs out of nowhere.

Donte Stallworth was allowed back in the league. Cooperating with authorities and showing remorse seemed to help him.

We did not “hold” the Bengals to 13 the rest of the day. There was nothing to indicate that Burrow would not be putting up 17-30+ in the second half if they needed to and were not trying to burn the clock. Bengals drove the ball down the field every time they wanted to outside of a single possession. If they were not so successful mercifully killing the clock in the fourth they would have scored more points.

yes waiting for the QB to make a mistake works in the regular season when you face a lot of bad qbs. You need to force the qb to make a mistake when you go against a Mahomes or burrow.

I was happy at least that he got a little better at staying on the field late in the year.

Dahlin is putting up the greatest season by a defenseman in Sabres history. 26 mpg, on pace for 91 points, a staggering plus 23 when the Norris front runner (should he be?) is -1. Wow!

He’s just going to sand bag late in the year again under the tag. They ought to tag and trade at this point.

Diggs would not yield a haul of picks close to Hill due to age and Hill’s generational speed. With Diggs crossing 30 where a lot of elite 1 receivers hit the wall (Julio, Hilton, green, hopkins, etc.) with a big contract may not be able to do better than a single 2nd rounder at this point.

I remember watching Hasek go for several weeks at a time and stopping every shot that was remotely seeable. Only way to beat him was try for a crazy deflection and it seemed that opposing shooters actually tried to shoot at random ankles around the net to try and score.

It will make my day if shoen teaches him a lesson and signs Carr.

Von’s ACL did not even show up on an MRI, it was only found during an exploratory. I’m hoping that’s a good sign.

Yeah, when you see that and draft Cody Ford instead, there’s only so far you can go.

The fact Shakir totally disappeared to the point Brown and Beasley were brought back was disappointing.